Freaky trailer, from Happy Death Day director

by Simon Brew |
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What happens when Big meets a slasher movie? You sort of get the answer with the first trailer for Blumhouse’s upcoming film, Freaky.

Writer/director Christopher Landon make or may not get the chance to close off his Happy Death Day trilogy, but in the meantime he’s been busy making another film with Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Productions.

This time, the movie is called Freaky, and it stars Kathryn Newton and Vince Vaughn. The story follows Newton’s character who’s attacked by a killer with a magical dagger. A magical dagger that leads to the pair swapping bodies. The race is on to reverse the body swap in 24 hours, before it becomes permanent.

Michael Kennedy wrote the script for this one with Landon, and the movie has a US release date of Friday November 13th in the US. What’s more, the first trailer has now landed. Take alook…

The movie hasn’t popped up on the UK release schedules as of yet, but when it does, we’ll pass on the release date.

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